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Government Contracts - May, 2026

203 articles

• Lockheed Beats Families' Birth Defects Suit At Trial
• EchoStar, FCC Reach Deal To Settle Auction Defaults
• GAO Says DOD Hasn't Analyzed Impact Of Workforce Cuts
• Joint Venture Can't Claim Small Biz Status, Judge Finds
• No Fed. Circ. Arguments In August Due To Building Work
• Ohio AG Says Cigna Can't Use Sherman Act To Ax State Case
• DC Circ. Revives $21M Claim Against Guinea
• Dems Tell DC Circ. Trump Can't Build White House Ballroom
• Consultant In Rivera FARA Trial Asks For Redo
• Blood Test Lab Owner Gets 4 Years For $11M Tax Evasion
• Defense Patent Holiday's Real Prize May Be Collab Potential
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Army Exits Family's Negligence Suit Over Scuba Diving Class
• 1st Circ. Says Mass. Police Head Immune Over Recording App
• Your Next Litigation Hold Should Cover AI Chat Logs
• UnitedHealthcare Defrauded Mass. Of $100M, AG Says
• Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over PE-Backed DOD Contractors
• Army Contractor Seeks $1.8M For Unknown Well Conditions
• Hospital Operator, Execs Ink $32M FCA Settlement With Feds
• Land Co. Says Greeley Lowballed Water Storage Payout
• NM Says Counties' ICE Agreements Defy State Law
• Colo. Residents Challenge Police Use Of Flock Cameras
• DOJ To Speed Up Review Of Qui Tam Benefits Fraud Claims
• NJ Comptroller Asked If It's Auditing Or Investigating Vendor
• Mackinac Ferry Cos. Seek Sanctions In Deposition Fight
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit FCA Ruling Over Drug Price Program
• Studying Foreign Languages Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ecuador Oil Co. Must Arbitrate $650M Fraud Suit
• National Trust Asks DC Circ. To Back Trump Ballroom Block
• Shuttered USDA Program Grantees Join Suit To Restore $125M
• House Armed Services Chair Unveils Draft Defense Bill
• AeroVironment Faces Class Action Over Space Force Contract
• Wash. Says GEO Can't Evade Inspections Via ICE Contract
• SpaceX Nabs $2.29B Space Force Data Network Contract
• Wash. Judge Says DHS Can't End State Migrant Shelter Grant
• DOJ Again Targets UCLA With Antisemitism Claims
• Air Force Urges Justices To Unravel Guam Munitions Ruling
• How 2 Execs Won 'Extraordinarily Rare' Navy Bribery Acquittal
• GAO Says Air Force Task Order Terms Weren't Ambiguous
• 9th Circ. Backs Reinstating DEI Grants Nixed By Trump
• Justices To Consider Taking Judge Newman Case On June 11
• Judge Tosses Anti-Pot Suit Over CMS Hemp Benefits Program
• Adapting To AI-Driven Scrutiny Of Foreign Asset Disclosures
• Justices Won't Review Mining Co.'s Federal Indemnity Bid
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ringleader Of $250M COVID Child Meals Fraud Gets 41 Years
• Bears' Best Gameplan: Playing Ill. And Ind. Off Of Each Other
• 5th Circ. Seeks 'Sound Basis' To Gauge Water Antitrust Claims
• Chevron Loses Bid To Pause $24M Venezuela Oil Suit
• Ga. Panel Rejects 'Disingenuous' Bid To Dodge Settlement
• What's In The House Surface Transportation Funding Bill?
• Corewell Health Faces Suit Over Alleged 'Fake' Medical Debt
• Ogletree Revamps Gov't Contracts Team Amid Trump Orders
• Port Authority's Immunity Bid Fails In Pier Project Row Appeal
• Mich. Man Says Township Razed Church Amid Rehab Project
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Cites US AI Lead In Shelving Cybersecurity Directive
• 11th Circ. Axes T-Mobile's Win In Ga. Tower Permit Dispute
• Jury Can See Inside ICE Facility, Judge Says
• Ex-Atlanta Housing Exec Gets Sentenced For Section 8 Fraud
• Newsom Order Eyes Labor Protections Amid AI Growth
• Cuba Sanctions Shift Puts Foreign Cos. In OFAC's Crosshairs
• Feds Accuse Contractors Of DOD Bribery Scheme In Hawaii
• GAO Denies Protest Over $449M Army Missile Range Contract
• Feds Want Funding Details To Fight Academic Group's Fee Bid
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ, Drugmakers Spar After Justices Snub 6 Negotiation Suits
• GAO Faults ICE's Proposal Review In $26.6M Contract Fight
• DOT Taps Vornado Team For Penn Station Rebuild
• Boeing Says NASA Program Contract Claim Came Too Late
• Ga. Man Gets 20 Months In $9M COVID Loan Fraud Scheme
• How Anthropic's Mythos May Upend Defense Cyber Rules
• GEO Says Wash. Detention Center Access Is ICE's Call
• DOJ, Canadian Steel Cos. Settle Duty Evasion Claims
• Lendlease Wants NC Military Housing Suit Tossed
• Pa. AG Aims To Revive Ban On Medicaid-Paid Abortions
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• Consulting Co. Execs Acquitted In Navy Admiral Bribery Case
• Concrete Co. Loses Challenge To Worker Wage Classification
• Contractor Can't Seek $24M For Job It Agreed To Do 'Gratis'
• Colo. Co. Seeks More Boeing Discovery In NASA IP Fight
• KBR Argues CEO Said Nothing False Before DOD Program Ax
• Pullman & Comley Beats Malpractice Claims In $16M Loan Suit
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• General Dynamics Seeks Pause In No-Poach High Court Bid
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Discriminators, Fairness, Experience
• AI Regulatory Gaps May Fuel FCA Enforcement Action
• Anthropic Says Defense Dept. Smeared It Over AI Red Lines
• Harvard Labels Antisemitism Suit Retaliatory In Dismissal Bid
• GAO Denies Protest Of Alleged Sole-Source IRS Procurement
• GAO Backs NASA In Protest Over IT Contract Line Items
• Madigan Ruling May Offer High Court New Bribery Test
• DOJ Charges Bring More Complications For Key Bridge Ship
• Fed. Circ. Says USPS Contractor Too Late To Counter Rival
• Venezuelan Official Laundered Food Aid Cash, US Says
• Ex-FCC Official Urges Agency To Bring USF Billing In-House
• Boies Schiller, Firm Partner Dropped From Fla. Fee Suit
• Pullman & Comley Pans 'Absurd' Challenge To Tax Sale
• CACI Says Army Contract Partner Broke Deals, Poached Staff
• Justices Deny Eli Lilly's Qui Tam Constitutional Challenge
• Justices Won't Decide If Contractor Fees Are Payroll Costs
• Justices Seek SG's Input In GEO Group Immunity Case
• High Court Spurns Pharma Challenges To IRA Drug Price Talks
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• Software Firm Seeks Belgian Venue For Calif. Cannabis Suit
• Fed. Circ. Urges Justices To Reject Newman Suspension Case
• US Backs Pause On Tatneft Discovery Over Ukraine Risks
• GAO Nixes Re-Bid Recommendation After Army Deadline Flub
• 8 Questions For Rural Broadband Advocate Mike Romano
• FCC Launches E-Rate Subsidy Probe In Minnesota
• How US Policy, Capital Flows Are Reshaping Defense M&A
• Veterans Group Asks Fed. Circ. To Toss VA Abortion Ban Rule
• 3 AI Adoption Mistakes GCs Should Avoid
• 'Drastic Overreach': Judge Nixes DOJ Trans Care Subpoena
• Takeda To Pay $13.6M Over Antidepressant Drug Kickbacks
• DOJ Says Yale's Medical School Discriminates Based On Race
• Infrastructure Can't Support ICE Detention Center, Ga. City Says
• Playing Basketball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOJ Asserts Broad Power In BigLaw Executive Order Appeal
• New Cuba Sanctions Raise Risks For Foreign Banks, Cos.
• New Bill Would Ban Chinese Point-Of-Sale Tech For DOD
• Oversight Bill For FCC's High Cost Program Signed Into Law
• Army Contractor, Cable Co. Settle Missed-Delivery Suit
• HealthSplash CEO Found Guilty In $450M Medicare Fraud Trial
• Colo. Jury Awards $1.3M To I-70 Project Subcontractor
• Aluminum Tariff-Dodging Cos. Ink $550M FCA Deal With Feds
• The Biz Court Digest: Georgia Court Has Business On Its Mind
• Judge Denies Protest Of $1B DHS Procurement Exclusion
• Engineers Drop General Dynamics From No-Poach Suit
• Crowell & Moring Opens Minneapolis Office With 8 Lawyers
• DOJ Playing 'Dirty Pool' With Hospital In Trans Care Subpoena
• Fed. Circ. Vacates Order Making Army Corps Award Contract
• Texas AG Targets CVS DEI Program, Threatens Fraud Probe
• GAO Denies Protest Over $803M TSA Security Task Order
• DOJ's FCA Data-Miner Focus Raises Compliance Stakes
• Cintas Gives FTC More Time To Review $5.5B UniFirst Deal
• Detainees Fight GEO's 'Second Bite' Quick Appeal Bid
• 4 Emerging Approaches To AI Protective Order Language
• Ship Managers Indicted Over Baltimore Bridge Disaster
• Wash. Says Novartis Isn't Harmed By 340B Drug Pricing Law
• Contract Disputes Recap: Notice, Timeliness, Jurisdiction
• Ga. Christian Center Accuses Public School Of Retaliation
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear NASA Contractor Patent Fight
• NC Tech Co. Says Supplier Botched Raytheon Battery Deal
• Michigan Town Says Pot Store Can't Litigate Future Action
• Heppner Ruling Left AI Privilege Risk For Lawyers Unresolved
• GAO Backs Navy's Rejection Of Bid Citing Subcontractor Work
• Whistleblower Says Fluor Trafficked DOD Contract Labor  
• Canceled Solar Grants Suit In Wrong Court, Wash. Judge Hints
• DHS Has 2 Weeks To Reimburse Shelter Program Grantees
• Venezuela Oil Co. Seeks Redo On Rig Seizure Claims
• Prior ASG Loss Bars Fight Over Terminated Deal, Judge Says
• Ex-NFL Player Gets 16-Plus Years For $200M Healthcare Fraud
• Rightsizing Regulation To Usher In Next-Generation Nuclear
• The Ethics And Practicalities Of Representing AI Agents
• Using FCA To Go After DEI Poses Legal Hurdles For DOJ
• Coast Guard Awards $400M Deal For Training Center Upgrade
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Blue States Say Trump Admin Can't Duck Energy Order Suit
• Colo. Jury Asked To Award I-70 Project Contractor $32.5M
• Pentagon Defends Anthropic Security Risk Label At DC Circ.
• Why Compliance Is Getting Complicated In Latin America
• GAO Finds Issues With VA's Equipment Maintenance Process
• GAO Backs $33M Army Deal For La. Facility Upgrades
• Speed Jigsaw Puzzling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Court Asked To Lift Freeze In $91M Fake Health Plans Suit
• Mobile Industry's Pai Calls For More Exclusive Airwaves For AI
• Dish To Pay $17M In Broadband Subsidies Settlement
• Judge Questions OMB Justification For Voiding Grants
• Booz Allen Says Fla. Senator's Tax Leak Suit Is Too Late
• Tips For Handling DEI Clampdown In Gov't Contracts
• Security Co. Can't Garnish Assets In $15M Afghan Award Fight
• Texas Co. Accused Of Stiffing Subcontractor On Navy Project
• Mich. Gov. Ex-Appointee Accused Of $20 Million Grant Fraud
• NJ Prosecutor Gets OK To Trim Suit Over Alleged Interference
• DC Circ. Judge Jabs Pharma Atty For 10 Minutes In Price Fight
• 4th Circ. Backs Raytheon In Ex-Workers' Vaccine Bias Case
• NJ-NY Tunnel Commission Asks Court To Toss PLA Challenge
• Whistleblower Attys Seek $96.5M After Fluor Fraud Verdict
• Native CDFI Says EPA Froze, Then Killed, $400M Grant
• Contractor Says Early Exit Is Unsupported In Premium Hike Suit
• How Oregon Ruling Affects Federal Gender Care Crackdown
• DOJ Says Harvard Ignored More Admissions Data Demands
• DOJ's In-House Detention Legal Aid Plan Is MIA
• Utility Districts Violated Canada-US River Treaty, Judge Says
• Construction Co. Seeks $2.9M Over Lejeune Build Delays
• GAO Says Navy Can't Limit Contract Proposal Revisions
• Engineer Says Carnegie Mellon Stole Credit For AI Inventions
• Trump Broadens Sanctions On Cuban Government
• Protest Over Army Sole-Source Contract Untimely, GAO Finds
• 2 AI Snafus Show Why Attys Can't Outsource Judgment
• Skadden Adds Former Collins Aerospace GC In Boston
• Pa. Co. Inks $1.2M Deal To Settle FCA Allegations
• Pharma Aims Torpedo At FCA After Bombshell 9th Circ. Ruling
• Trump's Fixed-Price Contract Default Could Raise Gov't Costs
• Diagnostic Imaging Co. Pays $8.3M To End FCA Case
• ReConnect Program Back In Farm Bill Passed By House
• Hospitals Say HHS Is Withholding Safety Net Reimbursements
• Med Groups Say HHS Stalling Challenge To Vax Changes
• How Paul Clement Does It All
• Ex-Budget Official's Sentencing Set Before 2nd Bribery Trial
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Guilty Of FARA Violations For Venezuela Work
• Pentagon Reaches AI Deals For Classified Network Use